Stablecoin market cap hits new all-time high amid 11 months of growth
The stablecoin market cap, excluding algorithmic stablecoins, has reached $168 billion, its highest point in history.
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BTC price faces 20% drop in weeks if Bitcoin avoids key level — Analyst
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Pricing the hype: Crypto companies valued at billions as market booms
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Coinbase CEO calls for change in stablecoin laws to enable ‘onchain interest’
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is calling for legislative changes in the US to allow stablecoin holders to earn “onchain interest” on their holdings. In a March 31 post on X, Armstrong argued that crypto companies should be treated similarly to banks and be “allowed to, and incentivized to, share interest with consumers.” He added that

September sets 2023 exploit record, and DAOs can democratize science: Finance Redefined
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Hedera’s HBAR token pumps 96% on misinterpreted BlackRock announcement
A widely misinterpreted announcement from the HBAR Foundation has sparked confusion among crypto influencers and sent the price of HBAR token soaring.

Indonesia to impose 0.1% crypto tax starting in May: Report
The government is still reportedly considering how to implement crypto taxes, but legislation passed in response to the pandemic laid the groundwork. 106 Total views 13 Total shares The Indonesian government is reportedly planning to charge a 0.1% capital gains tax on crypto investments as well as a value-added tax, or VAT, on digital asset…